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This documentary was extremely educational. Hilarious what the 7 year old said "So they think the police made a mistake and that's why they are taking things from Target?" LOL Amazing. It's funny what mob mentality makes people do. It's definitely a documentary not just about what BLM did the millions they received (spoiler: nothing to actually help black people), but also human psychology and the effect that the media has on all of us. Patrisse Cullors needs to be investigated for money laundering, at a minimum. I don't know what else to call purchasing a home for 3 million and selling it to the organization that you founded for 6 million. In the end, it seems the money mostly went to herself, her family, and her friends. Oh, and the trans activists too - because nothing says Black Lives Matter more than donating to trans rights organizations - who knew?! LOL 🤦‍♀️

I wonder if all of the negative reviews come from a loss in translation or culture. I'm from Spain and watched this show in Spanish. I freaking loved it! I didn't think any of them were actors at all. People in Spain are extremely averse to guns, for example - which may be something that people from the US don't quite understand (and therefore it's the reason why they think these people were lying about a specific scene or something). I don't know - all I know is that, as someone who hasn't been able to go back to Spain in many years, this show was definitely a treat to watch =D.

This movie literally made me cry of happiness. It's funny, inspiring, and it has an amazing character arc. Overall, a wonderful movie. I absolutely loved it!